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by jpc0 1y ago
Virtual Desktops + alt tab has always done it for me. I would love to see your workflow in action for a real use case, unless your real use case is switching between calculator and paint…
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by jpc0 1y ago
Something important is “consuming” critically. You can be a passive consumer and never improve your taste or skill. However when you consume with the intent of asking how and then attempting to answer that question ( for skill ) and why ( f
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by jpc0 1y ago
Containers correctly used make things much easier. “I need to build this software stack for Debian 10 on Arm64 but I am running arch on x86” -> Docker container with Debian cross compilation toolchain and all is good. “But I need a moder
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by jpc0 1y ago
Define cross platform here? I’ve heard this complaint but have yet to have an issue deploying to Linux/MacOS/Windows on arm or x86 using CGO backed libraries. Maybe if you truly are targeting some niche platform but then you likel
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by jpc0 1y ago
> SQLite will be there in 2035, but maybe not the current Go drivers Go binaries are statically linked, unless you expect the elf/pe format to not exist in 2035 your binary will still run just the same. And if not well there will be
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by jpc0 1y ago
I know it is difficult to run software locally in some instances but at this point I feel it is probably quicker to implement tracing or improving the local development flow. A breakpoint in a debugger is much much quicker than feeding the
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by jpc0 1y ago
Not sure about where you are but here the tax rate when not taken as an employee is effectively the maximum individual tax rate, so usually for actual cash it is best to pay yourself a salary from your freelance “business” and handle employ
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by jpc0 1y ago
Seems like you don’t believe in your own product, or it’s in an industry not friendly to HN since you haven’t posted it here and haven’t mentioned its name. And if you don’t believe in it how on earth are you meant to sell it?
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by jpc0 1y ago
I don’t disagree, I’m all for OIDC + SCIM if it isn’t clear from my comments. Just also don’t automatically assume one solves all the problems of the other, there is still some significant difference between them that makes SAML something t
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by jpc0 1y ago
You may be correct there. I seem to remember being able to handle that over SAML but could be an extension… Regardless OIDC is authentication not authorisation. OIDC asserts who you are not what you are allowed to do, where SAML asserts wha
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by jpc0 1y ago
> SAML is approximately OIDC + SCIM + Legacy Cruft I believe I added sufficient context for why I added SCIM into the mix.
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by jpc0 1y ago
Creating the user in your application before first logon. Removing the user from your application immediately and not when their session eventually expires. Doing those things in batch. Querying that data at will to produce reports. Updatin
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by jpc0 1y ago
I liked where you started. Any ASYNC operation, whether using coroutines or event based actors or whatever else should be modelled as a network call. You need a handle that will contain information about the async call and will own the work
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by jpc0 1y ago
I’m hoping the asked might have already known but pricing?
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by jpc0 1y ago
OIDC does not in any way offer the same functionality as SCIM and SAML. SAML is approximately OIDC + SCIM + Legacy Cruft
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by jpc0 1y ago
Except this is the absolutely most common thing humans do, and my argument is that that it will spill water all over but rather that it will shatter numerous glasses, knock them over etc all before it has picked up the glass. The same proce
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by jpc0 1y ago
I think you vastly underestimate how difficult the task you are proposing would be without depth or pressure indication, even for a super intelligence like humans. Simple concept, pick up a glass and pour its content into a vertical hole th
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by jpc0 1y ago
Your os might be virtualised but very often the actual hardware leaks through that virtualisation, often intentionally. I don’t see any support for an os that doesn’t have good driver support for accelerators, whether GPU/TPU or otherw
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by jpc0 1y ago
> For members, won't this result in all instances of an "enum" having all fields? That's not really comparable to Rust enums, if that's what you mean. Rust enums are not enums, they are tagged unions and there is
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by jpc0 1y ago
I would love to see webhook support add to this. For many users this isn’t an issue but for use it’s a must have feature. Will stick to trello for the time being.
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by jpc0 1y ago
There are patterns diffused in this paper that are modern C++ only in the sense that anything post C++11 is modern C++. That was 14 years ago, you will be hard pressed to find a toolchain that doesn’t support C++17 at this point, yes there
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by jpc0 1y ago
Yes this. Clangd-19 which is current stable has very good support for modules. The only issues I’ve encountered is with import std; which quite honestly is bleeding edge. Your tooling (clangd+cmake) has to be pretty modern t those two are a
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by jpc0 1y ago
There are so many different flavours of C++ put there that this guide doesn’t exactly do itself the credit it deserves. There are easy ways to implement stuff like enums with members in C++, just put an anonymous enum inside a class/st
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by jpc0 1y ago
Only in the conceptual stage right now. So far my thoughts are. An app framework targeting modern C++ (>C++20) based on Boost.Fiber and stdexec( sender/receivers when C++26 releases) I got inspired by a recent Java talk[1] from a Ne
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by jpc0 1y ago
> Content is no surprise, my full name, and email address Not sure if I’m remembering correctly but isn’t it recommended to not store any identifiable information in a JWT precisely because of this?
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by jpc0 1y ago
I do want to see your point of view but I’m not seeing it clearly right now. I can tell you my point of view is that we aren’t even sure what we should do. I know reasonably well how to solve the basic needs, in my experience that doesn’t m
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by jpc0 1y ago
I don’t disagree, the world is much much more nuanced than a black or white take can express. I just think we don’t need to debate this, things are better than a century ago but they are still not great. Quality of life isn’t solely based o
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by jpc0 1y ago
I think the situation is likely significantly more nuanced than either of your points of view allows. Suicide and basic needs being met is likely not highly correlated. On the other side suicide stats likely don’t include dependency related
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by jpc0 1y ago
If you hand is in a position that is putting any of your anatomy at a weird angle no amount of exercise is going to sort that out.
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by jpc0 1y ago
> Let’s talk about the real stuff: writing C++ in 2025. Naturally I have tried to use the most recent standard, C++20, which has innovative new features such as formatting a string without sprintf, using std::format C++23 has been around

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